Ps.143.11
143:11 To preserve means in this case to restore from despair (80:19; 85:6; 138:7).
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Ps.143.1-12
Ps 143 In this lament, the psalmist feels overwhelmed by constant harassment from his foes, so he turns to the Lord’s love, righteousness, and faithfulness. He remembers God’s acts in the past and yearns for the renewal of the Lord’s love. He opens himself to God’s wisdom because he knows that instruction will lead to life.
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Ps.143.12
143:12 A prayer for vindication and renewal of life concludes the psalm.
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Ps.143.1-2
143:1-2 The psalmist prays for God’s love and mercy.
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